American Society of Home Inspectors, Inc.The past image of today’s home inspector as a person only skilled in the basic inspection procedures is one that will not get you into tomorrow’s market. The successful home inspector in the year 2013 and beyond will be a home inspector who is a master of many talents, a person who combines an impressive array of skills to serve the needs of today’s homebuyers, sellers and yes, Realtors®.
Our ASHI organization is made up of volunteers, serving in chapters and on committees, not to mention the Board of Directors. Without volunteers giving of their time and expertise, our society would not exist.
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The condition of a property has been a long-established factor in determining value, but was broadly minimized during the prior residential real estate period of hyper-price inflation.
ASHI President Marvin Goldstein reports on the progress made on behalf on ASHI in Washington, D.C.
There is a proposal by various federal regulatory authorities to mandate that appraisers do home inspections of repossessed houses and bypass professional home inspectors.
Early in August, I was invited to be interviewed on The Don and Gino Real Estate and Finance Show, which is broadcast on The Real Estate Radio Network every Thursday.
As I travel around the country, visiting ASHI chapters from coast to coast, I’ve found that no matter where I go, or to whom I speak, once I talk about our home inspection industry, the conversation becomes animated.
Please enter up to When we founded ASHI in 1976, it wasn’t just to create a new profession of the highest ethical standard and best standards of practice. We also sought to build public recognition of the need for home inspections and to create a chapter and national network of membership that would be the backbone for the home inspection industry.
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